WHEN WILLIAM RUTO WAS FULL OF FIRE

Collection of young William Ruto
1. Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party member William Ruto shaking hands with people after the church service
2. William Ruto, Secretary General of the opposition Kenya African National Union
Mwai Kibaki was urged on Thursday to dissolve parliament and call a general election by critics of a new government-backed constitution rejected earlier this week in a referendum.
3. William Ruto, leading opposition figure with the Orange Democratic Movement Party. called off plans for a day of protests set for Thursday under pressure from former United Nations chief Kofi Annan, a small victory on the latest international mediator to try to resolve the deadly dispute over Kenya's presidential election.
4. William Ruto at Pentagon house called on Saturday for another day of rallies as well as economic boycotts and strikes in a bid to make the East African nation ungovernable because of the disputed presidential election.
5. Wide of US envoy Jendayi Frazer shaking hands with opposition leader Raila Odinga, alongside US Ambassador to Kenya, Michael Ranneberger (on right) and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader William Ruto (left) at the American ambassador's residence

[@Ray-rg6yf]

Ruto has always been a good fighter when it comes to having his Bosses' back. It's his time to Shine.

[@Onesmus8301]

Mungu husaidia mwenye anajisaidia, truth be told, wacha ruto achukue uongozi wa nchi ila sijawahi surport yeye ma sitawahi but I know kenyans will vote for him

[@jamiedavid8023]

Wise man. 👌

[@stephenogeto7142]

This man fought for odm

[@merie8265]

Uhuru be like Io umetoa wapi

[@hilarymatheka5048]

This can make me love Ruto

[@antibiotic7238]

How can u love or hate someone just by watching this.?Don't be stupid My friend

[@Bossgossipp.]

vile ruto alipush kibaki kuresign pia yeye itamulamba

[@gideongathekiamkoloni5043]

Longest serving Politicians George Khaniri,Late Hajji

[@wabwirewakuloba5608]

What so he serves under authority 👏

[@TheTororist]

ruto went from fat to skinny, while uhuru did the opposite.

[@cateogwayo8138]

To be honest sai ni vile Baba will forever be the lead, but truth to be told Ruto has really tried..He should be given the full cake for all he has gone through

[@___19965]

Uhuru was small

[@besttoonskids2250]

i loved Ruto then

[@brianmuthee5000]

1:59 Almost thought Rigathe was the cameraman

[@austheticstudios9295]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mugomuiruri2313]

life is short

[@dickensotieno9249]

Arap samoei ruto fire

[@miltonm.muriungi203]

And Raila picked Mudavadi over Ruto!

[@victormuli6768]

Ebu jiulize mbona...

[@zephaniahkoech4887]

Surely baba hakufanya poa

[@brianoichoe47]

No. Mudavadi was DP on merit. On this I give credit to Rala as much as I don't support him. He had a hard task to balance the half bread but didn't play favouritism politics. In fact, he even defended Mudavadi when Ruto almost tossed him out and went ahead to ditch Raila in 2013.

[@miltonm.muriungi203]

@@brianoichoe47 Politics being is a game of numbers, Raila's move took his political career to forever opposition.

[@panafrican.nation]

@@miltonm.muriungi203 I supported Raila but only because I preferred him over Ruto. But he has a habit of not consolidating/maintaining what he already has when he gets an opportunity to add more. So he's always adding while subtracting, which = 0. But he also takes strong stands on some issues, which hurts him e.g Mau Forest etc.
Statistically speaking though, the Luhya are more than the Kalenjin. Perhaps Raila assumed that the combined factors of Mudavadi and himself (due to the traditional alignment of Luhyas around Kakamega to their Luo shemejis) would consolidate the total Luhya + Luo vote behind him.
Notably, at that time Ruto had no national appeal beyond RV. Also at that time, no one could imagine the Kalenjin and Kikuyu votes ever being in the same basket -- so if you picked the Luhya, the Kalenjin could potentially be isolated. Especially since the Kamba had warmed up to Kibaki/Uhuru PNU, via Kalonzo.
Indeed, Ruto was treading on shaky ground as a lone wolf in the 2010 constitution NO camp. Could have been very bad had the yes camp remained united. If Raila (after he wisely stopped fighting Kibaki) had strongly opposed any attempt to prosecute Uhuru for PEV, maybe Uhuru wouldn't have joined forces with Ruto. But again, UhuRuto didn't seem reasonably feasible then. I also suspect the deep state then probably didn't want Raila and that altered all the equations.
All to say, I think these things aren't that straightforward. But I think Ruto has been served well by a) Wanting it the most in any fight b) His ability to consolidate Kales since maybe 2002.

[@kiptanuirono665]

hahahaha uhuru

[@gideongathekiamkoloni5043]

Tony Gachoka

[@joengunyi]

Karma is a bitch😅😅😅

[@johnkamau9685]

ruto will never be a president for this nation 🤕

[@MaabInsights]

Sike😁😁😁

[@eliudkim1713]

Sure ?

[@violachelangat2935]

And now he is

[@keeganantony9745]

Ruto the Fifth... 🤭

[@nelsonmaingi1297]

😂😂😂😂moooooo!!! moooooo!!!